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Manners for the metropolis
Frank Crowninshield and Louis D. Fancher
Satire wearing white gloves: Frank Crowninshield, later the celebrated editor of Vanity Fair, skewers New York society in this mock guide to country houses, conversation, dinners and dances. Every straight-faced rule conceals a wink at the people who follow such rules. Eleven thousand words of polished mischief from the 1900s. Etiquette's funniest impostor.
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25 chapters
- 1MANNERS for the METROPOLIS
- 2CONTENTS
- 3LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- 4FOREWORD
- 5FOREWORD
- 6COUNTRY HOUSES
- 7COUNTRY HOUSES
- 8CONVERSATION
- 9CONVERSATION
- 10DINNERS
- 11DINNERS
- 12DANCES
- 13DANCES
- 14BRIDGE
- 15BRIDGE
- 16THE THEATER
- 17THE THEATER
- 18CALLING
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